European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 1, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Mes  vol. 50, no. 171 tuesday october 1,1991 authorized in Forcial publication for the u s. Armed forces 35 d 8693 soviets push arms talk ministers hint at some unilateral cuts Moscow a the soviet Union will begin immediate talks with the United states on president Bush a sweeping arms control proposals and May make talks the officials told a news conference. A we have accepted these proposals stand for the immediate Start of some unilateral cuts foreign ministry officials said monday. Moscow also would like to expand the proposals to include nuclear testing and to bring other nuclear countries into the and we # dialogue on All these subjects. First Deputy foreign minister Vladimir Petro. Sky said in the most detailed soviet response yet to Bush a speech Friday. Petrovsky and Deputy foreign minister Alexei Obukho did not specify what unilateral Steps the soviet Union might take in response to Bush a announcement. In Lake Buena Vista fla., Bush said monday that hews a very pleased with the reaction from the soviets and the rest of the world to his nuclear arms cutbacks and that it shows a the worlds thirst for  Bush at a Disney world luncheon honouring volunteers made his first Public comments since his Friday night address to the nation unveiling his plan to withdraw tactical nuclear weapons from land and sea. He challenged the soviets to match the cuts and Start talks to reduce multiple warhead missiles on land. Bush a comments came shortly after see talks on Page 2 mail gets new look today new addresses f. These Are the new formats for Peeple serviced by military Post offices overseas. Army Post offices staff sgt. John Doe military unit car or unit xxxix Box number Apo ae09xxx air Force Post offices  tech. Sgt. John Doe military unit pc xxx Box number Apo a 09xxx Navy Post offices 3<hgnnumb�r Petty officer 1st class John Doe military unit pc xxx Box number Fpo ae09xxx 3 mgr number source military postal Olti dals a amps by Crystal la u re an o staff writer an addition to the address for Intra theater mail is among the Many changes that go into effect today for army Post office customers. Starting today what is known As maps mail will require the addition of a two letter code Between Apo and the zip code said Barbara Lutz of the army postal group Europe in rheingau Germany. The two letter code which is a for Europe replaces the . Designation. Previously Only Apo 09xxx was required on the last line of the address of maps mail. Under the new system the Complete Apo designation a Apo a 09xxx a must be used Lutz said. Overseas military Post office addresses must be standardized so that automated mail sorting equipment can any questions a see Page 2 be used to process the mail. The machines will electronically scan the last two lines of the address in the sorting process. Current plans Call for this equipment to be placed in major mail centers in Europe therefore Intra theater mail must conform to the standardized address format Lutz explained. Military Post office customers can mail letters and packages weighing up to 70 pounds without charge Between �?o09�?� Apos and pos the Navy s Fleet Post offices. However special services such As insurance or return receipt Are not available on the Intra theater mail. The change in military address formats and some Fly codes began worldwide july 15, army officials in Europe delayed the implementation until today because of Large numbers of people returning from the persian Gulf sum Mem stations and unit draw Downs. Army postal customers should now begin making address change notifications but both old and new addresses can be used until july 15, 1992. Postal officials urge customers to make their changes As their Bills come when they renew subscriptions and during Rou see new on Page 2 no need for helmet Ralph Forrester seems to be missing something As he pulls on his Jersey for football practice in Marysville Tenn. Forrester plays for the Marysville res midget youth football team. Iraqis developing detonators . Official says Manama Bahrain apr . Weapons inspectors involved in a five Day standoff with iraqi officials arrived in Bahrain on monday carrying documents hat an official said show Iraq was interred in detonators for nuclear warheads. David Kyd chief spokesman for the United nations International atomic Energy Agency in Vienna Austria also said the team members managed to sneak some of the documents out of Iraq before they left monday. Kyd said the documents taken by the team last week refuted iraqis claims that it had no interest in developing nuclear weapons. A we found for the first time evidence during the monday search of iraqi inter est in a detonation system for a nuclear device which they had hitherto steadfastly denied a Kyd said. A they had said they were not interested in transforming their nuclear know How into a weapons  he said there Are three components in developing a nuclear weapons program enriching sufficient amounts of uranium producing detonating devices and devising a delivery system. A we have no evidence they were working on a delivery system. We done to even know they started working on a Detonator. We Only know they had design specs for a  . Inspectors previously found that see iraqis on Page 2see sports pages for nil coverage